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From wall Street To-Day.

New YORK. April 29.-The stock market was
steady TO firm at the opening this morning. first
prices generally showing gains of from q. TO II
per cent over last evenings final ngures. The
market became weak Immediately, however and
the general list declined small fractions, but New
England, after a slight advance lost one per cent
and Richmond and West Point "a. Later a par
t1al recovery was made. The market was dun
especially toward IL O'Clock, New England and
Reading being the only active stocks with quiet
business In Richmond and West Point, Western
Union and Kansas and Texas. AT IL O'Clock the
market is dull but steady 10 firm, generally at q
shade under the opening figures
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The Indiau Com mission.


CHICAGO, April ga Times special from Mis-
soula, Mont, says: The Indian Commission closed
its labors with the Flatheads at St lgnatius,
Mission, last evening. The reservation was made
more permanent by the Commission arranging for
all wandering bands OF kalispols Spokanes and
ether tribes IN the Northwest 10 be located on the
Joco reservation and TO take up farms. The COM
misSioner5 agreed that the Government should
assist them by building nouring mills, saw miiia
blacksmith shops, &c, and extending aid now
given 10 reservation Indians The Indians were
also told that they had the rights OF white men IN
hunting and fishing on the reservation, but mune
obey the Territorial laws The Commission WIN
spend q day or two at the agency, and then 60 70
northeastern Minnesota 20 confer with some Lake
SuD0r1Or Indians
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FOR SCHNAEBELEs, RELEASE.
Probability that Emperor william
Will Sign the Order To-day.

BERLIN, April 29.-Prince Bismarck has Informed
M. Herbette, the French ambassador. that he will
to-day submit for the emperors signature an
order for the release OF M. Schnaebeles
SCHNAEBELEs WILL LOSE HIS PLACE
IL is understood that In the event OF his lbera-
tion by the Germans the French government Will
discharge NJ. Schnaebees from the Office Of special
commissioner at Pagny-sur-Moselle.
TALK OF MARTIAL LAW FOR AIsACE-LoRRAINE.
BERLIN April 29.-The National Gazette men,
uonS the existence Of a rumor that Germany Will
soon declare martial law In Alsace-Lorraine.
PARIS, April 29.-It is expected that Nj. Schnae-
beles viii be placed on the retired list when re-
leased by the German government
sCHNABBELEs RELEASE UNCONDITIONAL
PARIS, April s9.-A dispatch from Berlin says
that Emperor William Will to-day sign the release
OF NJ Schnaebeles. The release Is without condi-
tions. The Emperors signature Is necessary be-
cause OF the International character of the Incl
dent.
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District Government Affairs.

THE NEW DISTRICT OFFICES.
Mr. ThOS. w. Smith, the owner OF the building on
1st street, near northwest, which the District
Commissioners have decided to lease for use as
District Offices, to-day obtained the plans for the
Encouragement OF the building, as approved by the
Commissioners These plans have been described
In THE STAR. MI. Smith expects to have the work
OF alteration commenced on Monday, and will push
it rapidly, so as to have it completed II possible
by the 1SL OF July. There has been considerable
difficulty In arranging the new building to the
satisfaction Of the various officials OF the District
Government, each desiring just about twice as
much room for his Office as he has had heretofore
aud on the first floor, as there will be no elevator
in the building. Some want private offices who
never have occasion once in year to hold con-
ference in private with any person, but all have
been SO persistent in asking for these changes
that the Commissioners have been put to conSld-
erable trouble before they could satisfy each
official that his desire was not reasonable.
OCCUPYING PUBLIC STREET.
Property owners ON Back street, West Washing
ton, complain to the District Commissioners that
certain parties are now living In, occupying and
cultivating that street, to the exclusion OF travel
thereon.
APPROVING ENFORCEMENT OF THE SUNDAY LAW.
MeSSrs. j. v. A. Shields, r. w. Callaghan, and r.
p. Clarke, presented the District Commissioners
to-day with q set OF resolutions adopted at q re-
cent meeting OF citizens at the Central Presby-
terian Church. They express hearty sympathy
with the enforcement OF the Sunday law.
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Reye nor Wins rhe .ooa 1:uinea..

LONDON, April .e9.-There were twelve starters In
the race for the 1,000 guineas stakes, Tor three
year-old filieS at Newmarket to-day. The Duke
OF Beaufort chestnut filly Reye Dor Won Mr..
c. Perkins bay hlly Porcelain came I'm second and
the Duke OF Westmi nster's chestnut lilly Freedom
third.
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CHICAGO, April 29.-A Tuner special from Lex
fngton, Ky, says kaloolah, the well-known four
year-old, by Longfellow, dam Sylph, met with Q
serious accident while on the way from Memphis
here. She ran her head through a window and
the glass badly cut her. Her leg was also jured
and upon her arrival here she was quite lame IL
cannot be told now whether her injuries Will pre-
vent her starting In the Disllers stakes here next
Monday.
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EseRAv1ss AND D1E SINKING

M r. LUTZ, 6.52 @ ST. NV.
En8favicg on metal and wood Monoerams and crests
On s<s watches .ewelr. Card and print
- ssA snsTsvlng N all its branches Bookblnders'
cstA soAp dies and steel stamp cutting. Rubber
EAps tor marking and all kinds OF nx material
hS.d ox Eu.er bullion enbroiderng. Regalias and AL
eanb ~ lodge pArxphe-nalis mhl3
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BOOK TNRP SKNTKNCED-Th0S. Williams, about
Iorty years OF age, was arrested last night by De-
books from Dowling.s auction rooms and two books
belonging TO Mrs. Lucy Hunter. The ofI1cers re
covered the books. This afternoon in the Police
Court he pleaded guilty to two charges OF larceny
and was given SIX months In tatL
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ST. PETERSBURG, April l29-Subscrptions for the
new government loan have reached the SUN of two
milliards or roubes OF which sum nye per cent
will be allotted
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CHICAGO, April ga NeMs special from Mon
trsaI saws: Reports from Medicine Hat say that
the blood indians are becoming bold and are fr1ng
upon scouting parties of mounted police. strong
detachment has been sent In pursuit. The Indians
are killing cattle right and left
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An Aged Couple Murdered.

THEIR BODIES THEN BURNED IN THEIR DWELLING 10
CONCEAL THE CRIME.
CHICAGO April GA Times Clinton, Ala, special
says: Abe LtJleJohn a we-to-do white farmer.
and his wife, living here, were burned IA their
dwelling Wednesday night. Investigation leads 10
the conclusion that the aged couple were murdered
and the dwelling burned over The dead bodies 10
conceal the crime.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Whitney gave one OF the finest dinner par
ties OF the season last evening. There were "a
covers and the invited guests were young, that Is
to say unmarried persons The center piece was O
large oval OF Baroness de ROthSchild roses set iI
maiden-hair ferns and about 1t was rope of moss
rose leaves and stems At the end OF the mound
was placed great bunch of Towering peach
towering almond was twined about the designs OF
the linen, encirciing tall stands of Strawberries
and the gold stands OF confectionery. The guests
were MavrOyeM Bey, Baron Won ZedtWttZ Miss
Lena Caldwell, Mr.. Blair Lee, Miss Lay, MT
Jesse Brown, Miss End1cott Mr.. de Janisch
NJ Miss Mary Cameron, Mrs VIM. c. Endicott, 1r.
Weddell, DR.. Ruth u. 8. N, Miss Emily Wallach
Miss Adams of Boston, niece OF MI. Henry Adams
Ra I s Mis Berry Miss
and Miss Berry. number OF young people wert
asked In after dinner, and the rugs were taken w
anu WVS5 Sn danee ia was engaged IN sec
terday morning.
Mrs. Hearst held her closing reception Of ths
season. She was assisted by the ladies' who ar
her guests. MIS- Mcdonald, Miss Butterfeld, Mis-.
Hughes, Miss Wheeler and Miss Barnett. Despitt
the storm there were large number OF callers
The lady managers OF the Kirmes OF 1885 3,
gave most successful ball and reception to ths
young people who danced on both occasions. Not
a ticket was sold for the bali: the men who ne
ceived cards OF invitation volunteered contr1bu
tton OF fifty cents each to defray the expenses
which were more than covered by that amount
AAo 6SaSAOAAASA WIZ VCIC ulUSL dCGltc ia pIOuU
ting the reception were Mr.. T. w. Birney, Mr.. G.
+. Erdman, and ny. Dudley. The dancers wort
Ine uniforms OF 6oth years, and the ensemble was
picturesque in the extreme. The reception com
mlttee was composed Of the officers and aides an6
theaf assist both years during the Kirmes ne
hearsais. Somesof those seen last evening wer
Mrs. Nordho1, Mrs. Hearst, Gen and Mrs. JnO. G.
Back, Mrs. E. 8. Stevens, Mrs. B. Butterworth
MIs. & j. H McGin' Mrs. Jno Ellis Mr.: and MIS-
Lewis Ciephane, Mrs. Barton Jones, MIS- W. w
Dudley, Mrs Thos. Riggs, and Mrs. q. II. smith.
Miss Hattie Whiting, Washingtons distinguished
contralto has arrived from Boston and Is visiting
her parents here for few days prior to her trip q
Europe: She will sail from New York next Tues
cay oy sne Steamer Italy, OF the National hne She
VIII go nrsl 70 London, where she will take some
Lessons nom Shakespeare in oratorio singing. anf
Inen proceed 70 Paris, where she will study for
snort time with Madame Marchesi, the famou!
teacher IN operattc and general vocalism. Fron
raIis MISS Whiting VIII make q trip through
Sw1tzeriAnd and Germany, returning home In Sep
tem0er. She had intended to spend two or thret
years IN Europe, but has received 80 tempting al
0ner OF engagement In a leading church In BOstOT
that she has changed her plans. Miss Whiting
VIII De accompanied on her her trip BY her pretty
sister, Josie.
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CHICAGo, Apr1l GA special from Anderson.
IND, says: Six tramps became engaged In Q nghf
at the natural gas well near here yesterday. Two
Of them were pushed into the flame Of the burning
gas One, whose name ts said TO be Donovan, n.
haled the flames and died alm0st Instantly. Geo.
Dwyer OF Erie Pa, Is burned almost beyond re-
are In Jail
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The late Alexander Mitchell, OF Milwaukee left
$4,000 to the various charities OF that city.
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PoRr WASHINGTON, WIS.,, April 29.-Charles Pile.
pauoh a farmer OF Grafton, about three miles frum
here was found murdered In his house yesterday.
HIS skull was crushed In by blows dealt with q
blunt instrument The house was completely
upset and everything ransacked. The murdered
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MONTEREY, CAL, April 29.-The preliminary ek-
animation or 4. L. M. simmons late manager OF
the Hotel Del Monte, charged with having SET fire
TO the hotel on April 1, was concluded yesterday.
The accused was held in 81 900 bail 10 answer be-
fore the superior Court.
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LONDON, April .9-The object OF Mr.. White the
agent OF the Irish woolen Manufacturing ana EK-
porting Co, in visiting America, is " deyelope
trade Tor the new company.
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LEASE UNCONDITIONAL.
Amendments 90 the Grimes Bill.
A MEETING OF IIBERAL-UNIoNIsTs CALLED TO CON

LONDON April 29-The Marquis OF Harrington
Will preside over meeting OF the Observation-Disclosures
called TO assemble here tomorrow TO consider
certain proposed amendments TO the Irish crimes
act amendment bill, principal among which is one
doing away with or greatly modifying the clause
permitting the crown 10 change the Venue 10 Eng.
land in a certain class OF Irish cases
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QUEEN KAPIOLANIS VISITING State Depart
ment is informed that Queen Kapiolani's suite
consists of Leut.-Gen. John C. Dominic and wife,
Her Royal Highness Princess Selino Kalina heir
apparent; Gen. c. P. Iaukea, his majestys cham
berlain and governor of Oahu, and servants. The
queen will stay at the Arlington Hotel On1cers
be detailed to receive and attend the royal party,
which will arrive III this city on Tuesday. On
wednesday the queen Will call at the White House
TO see the President and Mrs. Cleveland. The
next day, Thursday, the queen and her party will
visit MI Vernon. She Will remain in this city
until Saturday, sightseeing, when she proceeds
to New York
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Last Nights Fire i'm New York.


BELFAST SHlPwRIGHTS ON Strike.
BELFAST, April 29.-The shipwrights have struck
Tor weekly instead OF fortpightly payments.
A BIsABLRp STEAMER ARRIVES OUT.
LONDON, April 29-The British steamer BOrderer,
which LEFT Boston March % for London, and which
was reported with propeller lost, arrived on the
Lizard to-day, In tow.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Engineer VIM. l.
Cathcart ordered 70 examination for promotion.
Boatswain Jno. A. Brisco and Sailmaker G. D..
Macy ordered to the Trenton. Ensign A. w. Grant
detached from the Norfolk Navy-yard May 9, and
ordered to the Trenton. Carpenter j. P. Carter
detached from duty at Chester, Pa, and ordered to
SECRETARY ENDICOTT returned last evening.
Capt. Taylor, OF the Ordnance Department, who is
on special duty in his Office returned with him
from New York, where he had been for a few days
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE
- THE ALDO CARBON LIGHT
Inc very perfection Of gaslighting. No changes are
necessary as regards mains, pipes meters Saves
20 to 90 per cent the cost of gas. By sys-
tenn we are enabled to give three times the light OBJ
soft, steady, white light. s. s. SHEDD BRO
ap23-1w 43S 9th St NV, Agents for Dist Col
~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting of the subscribers to the stock OF
the NATIONAL HORSE ROUGH SHOE COMPANY,
chartered under the laws of the State of West Vir
ginia. will be held at 925 St NV, in this city.
SATURDAY, May 7th, 1887, at one O'Clock pm,
&c. ap22- 1aw2t.
~. PIANO STUDENTS WHO WISH TO
- practice all day without making their house
hold sick becoming q nuisance their negfbors
can learn how to do it by calling JOHN +. ELLIS
Co, 937 Pennsylvsnia ave-. near 10th st. ap23-It
NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS, MARCH Is, 1887 S745144IS.
Monthly payments, $3.50 Per Share.
$1,000 Advanced ON Each SHARE.

Books are now open for shares in the 18th issue
Subscription and payments can oe made at the office OF
Pamphlets explaining the object Of the Association its
advantages, benefits &c, viii be furnished and SUBJ
scriptions received upon application to
Thomas Somerville President. .31S 18th st.
DR. A. j. Schafhirt v Prest Druggist, N. Cap SITS.
Geo. w. Casiear, I'd V. Pres't .3O19 ST.
b. +. Fuller .Dsbursing Officer, Ag1 Dept
Fred ". Pratt ............S Sun Building. F st.
"a, "a: awomnly - o., ~. g.. "a iUS VI st. W.
Dr. Geo w Fisher. Surgeon Generals Office
Ios A. Fish. Assistant Register, Treas. Dept
Hon. Ellis Spear. Solicitor of Patents, 927 st.
Thos B. Cross, jr Lumber Dealer, Sth ST. cor se
Geo. W. Hardness. .Plasterer, l220 st. NV
b Robinson. Robinson Parker Co, ClOthiers
Kittenhouse Teller and Notary, RisEs Cos Bank
4. Willard .sec'y Coun. Fire Ins. Co.. 1916 Fnw
W. T. Walker. 1105 C st g. W.
c. s. Price. Druggist, 1926 7th st, wv
De Robert Reyburn, 81. Office 1927 st.
F. Howser. b. and 9; Ticket Agent, 18th Pa ave-
John w. Schafer. China Store, 1920 7th at. n w.
]. D. Free, jr......... Bookstore. 1:}43 F st NV.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Secretary,
Office, 9l1 st.
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Incident ca the

PARu, April 29.-The SolJel says that some Ger.
mans dieArmed q Russian sentinel who tried to
prevent German from crossing the Sllesaan from
ter.
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The President, Gen. Ordway said, displayed
Hvely interest In the proposed reorganization and
had authorized him to convey his promise TO do
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ K OF P-THE MEMBERS OF Ca
~ LANTHE LODGE. No. IL will assemble at
their Castle Hall corner 9th st. and Pa n.w., THIS
CErday) EVENING, at 30 o'clock, for the purpose
OF making arrangements for the funeral Of their late
Bro, ISAAC L. WEED.
1T 7 d SNTTIJ n n
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- SECOND WoRKINGMEN's BUILDING
| ~ ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting Of the above named
Association will be held on WEDNESDAY, EVENING
May IL, at 80 O'Clock, at the hall, corner Sth and
SITS s, w subscriptions and payments to the third
Association affords grand opportunity those wish
ing to safely invest their earnings also those der
ing the loan of money 500 may be obtained on one
share for return payment of $2 monthly. Six per
cent paid on all investments Constitutions will be
furnished and subscriptions to stock received by
G. ". Moss, Vice -Prest Supt. Adams Express
l. D. Daily. Treas, Merchant Market Building.
Dennis FOgarty, Express, 1923 9Th st. NV.
Daniel shannon Paymaster Generals Office,
Peter Mccartney, Builder, pip II St NV.
john Kelly, War Department.
John Ready, 7Ol North Capitol ST.
Lieut.. John F. Kelly, NJ. Z. Station z
Thomas Walsh, 10th and sts NV
Vim. +. Skelly. Grocer zoos st. ne.
Il. E. Gayle, 219 st.
Hugh BrOsnan, Grocer, 200 st sw
Nicholas Lochboehler 100 New York ave- NV
James L. Sprightly, S. G. Ofice.
JOHN 7. LYNCH, Secretary
2OO4 9th st. NV.
SnareS 81 eacn ap2:3-lm
BEHR BROTHERS UPRIGHT PIANO
49, with the new patent damper attachments, by
which the tone can be subdued sienced that q
wif haiD hea ri
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K~ REMOVAL
A. 8. PRATT & SONS,
INSURANCE, LOANS, REAL ESTATE.
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO THE
SUN BUILDING, T STREET ap19-lmo
WISE MEN PLACE THEIR ORDER FOR
- Shirts early in Spring, to have them
broken In for warm weather place your order
with r. L. HALL. sos st. mh29
- DIR. E. B. RANKIN, HOMEOPATHIC
- PHYSICIAN, 6O4 l1th st. NV, Office hours,
y to 10 a M. i To p. IN. to p. M Special atten-
ton paid to diseases of women and children. mh31lm'
HARD WOOD MANTELS, SLATE MAN
49, tells, parlor CRATES, open fire place fittings,
tile and slate hearths Show rooms and factory 497
e, near 9th st. NV. NJ. ROCHE mho-3m.
NOTICE-ON AND AFTER APRIL lST
OSS the Union Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage at hotels and residences through
destination ut the Uniform rate of 25 each
piece Baggage delivered to all parts Of the city the
same rate. apl- I'm
~ PHOSvITE.-THIS COMBINATION OF
fSSs;ss Calisaya, Wild Cherry and Horsford's Acid
TOMS and La safeglard ard against Malaria Sold at MIL
bottles or ON drauEht with soda water fl5
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PEACE AND QUIET AMONG THE DEMONSTRATING
Indian Commissioner Upshur in conversation with
a STAR reporter to-day said that all the rumors
and published statements, which have been
plentiful during the past few months, OF disturb
ances among the Indians, have no foundation in
present moment the entire Indian country is in q
state OF peace and harmony that will compare ia
vOrably with the condition Of affairs at any time
in the past"
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THE ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY, DC

The three thousand members Of this society will find
It much to their advantage to obtain at the
Trade Cards and Lists now ready for distribution and
below at the address giyen and returning the card
further benefit write your present address on the card
returned and call ON
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TREASURY APPOINTMENTS. - The following ap-
pointmentS have been made under the Treasury
Department: sanitary inspector at atSapelo station,
Benjamin F. Sheftell; storekeepers and gaugers,
Frank P. Duvall, 7th kentucky district, and W. C.
Cole LaWrenceyflla. Ga.
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lTALY'S RAPID ADVANCE.

Buckle, the editor OF the Times; Wilson, the lead
er writer, and Batten, the Dublin correspondent
would have dificulty In beating this
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SECRETAY LAMAR and Postmaster General Villas
returned this morning from their trip to Charles
ton s. C.
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LONG AND SHORT HOwIs.-Another telegram has
been received at the headquarters OF the Inter
state Commission from citizens Of California, ask
ing that the fourth section of the Interstate Law
be not suspended until an opportunity is afforded
persons interested to testify. The chamber Of
telegraphs protesting against suspension Of the
fourth section On the TranScOnt1nental lines. The
commission left Atlanta, Ga, at IL O'Clock last
night for Mobile, Ala.
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SECRETARY WHITNEY went to New York last
night. Commodore Harmony is Acting Secretary
during his absence.